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Check points size -
MerryDeer - 09.10.2016
Hi,
Is there left that bug in sa-mp that if you create new check point size is older check point?
Re: Check points size -
azzerking - 09.10.2016
Could you try to explain your point again? I don't understand what your point is?
Re: Check points size -
MerryDeer - 09.10.2016
I have
http://******************/post/Anti_...include-19846/
But sometimes, players not using cheats get kick... like when suddenly exit car and take checkpoint.
Re: Check points size -
azzerking - 09.10.2016
Код:
public OnPlayerEnterCheckpoint( playerid )
{
if( IsPlayerInAnyVehicle( playerid ) )
{
new
Float: Vx,
Float: Vy,
Float: Vz
;
GetVehiclePos( GetPlayerVehicleID( playerid ), Vx, Vy, Vz );
if( GetDistance( Vx, Vy, Vz, TampanDanBerani[playerid][0], TampanDanBerani[playerid][1], TampanDanBerani[playerid][2] ) > 20 ) return Kick( playerid );
}
else
{
if( !IsPlayerInRangeOfPoint( playerid, 10.0, TampanDanBerani[playerid][0], TampanDanBerani[playerid][1], TampanDanBerani[playerid][2] ) ) return Kick( playerid );
}
return 1;
}
I have made bold the areas you should increase if you wish to detect players outside the checkpoint area
Re: Check points size -
MerryDeer - 09.10.2016
I use checkpoint size where is that distance 10.0 and 20.0
Re: Check points size -
azzerking - 09.10.2016
Okay this is how it works.
Код:
TampanDanBerani[playerid][0] // This is the X coordinate.
TampanDanBerani[playerid][1] // This is the Y coordinate.
TampanDanBerani[playerid][2] // This is the Z coordinate.
These values add up to a single position in the sa-mp world. Now when using radius (
10.0 and 20.0 are the radius ) it checks if the player is within a certain distance of the x,y and z coordinate.
So if your coordinate are equal to your checkpoint, then the radius is how far from the checkpoint middle point you are. think of it like drawing a circle with the middle of the circle being the X,Y point is.
Re: Check points size -
MerryDeer - 10.10.2016
I don't understand it's bad i use radius checkpoint size or no?